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page eight campbrivutt group hears report on genera i assembly intended r last week mrs c evans was hostess to the ladies aid for the june meeting recently mw rrwfnrdnppnf the meetingwltlkua article written by dr schweitzer mrs j r mcphail read the scripture lesson found in the fourth chapter of john he- ports were received from the var ious secretaries a committee was appointed to arrange for flowers for the month of july several ladles offered to help with the lunch for the daily vac ation bible school which begins july 9 in the sunday school room some other items of business were discussed after which there was a fshort program jtars james wallace gave a recit ation christopher robin saying his prayers mrs baulch gave a very fine address with notes taken from the 82nd general assembly of the presbyterian church dwelling chiefly on devotions and the im portant place they play in our own life and the work of the church it was stressed that prayers are so often lacking in fervor it would mean so much if when offering prayer we could just speak from our hearts even in halting and humble language there would then be real joy the offering was received and dedicated with the doxology the meeting was closed with prayer by mrs elsley a social half hour was enjoyed blair auxiliary meets mrs donald martin was hostess to the blair evening auxiliary on thursday evening mrs hatmbly opened the meeting with a short poem the devotions were in charge of mrs w watson who led in the reading of matthew 25th chapter and prayer by mrs j w robert son ivtrs wm marion had charge of the study period taken from the study book they reach for life the theme was scenes along the jericho road those assisting were mrs t watson mrs j bayton mrs dewhurst mrs webb mrs r mahon mrs ramshaw and mrs andrews it was pointed out that many of these refugees although they were suffering privations themselves were able to help oth ers who were worse off the quest ion was asked are we really good samaritans on the jericho road or pre we as the churchmen of long ago often passing by on the other side mrs infills gave the financial re port in the absence of the secret ary mrs dewhurst assistant sec retary gave the minutes of the previous meeting mrs s cramp gave the cheer report mrs martin reported six boxes of cards sent to formosa 17 ladies answered the roll call using the word goodness mrs fanny linn gave the good thought once again i pass this way this poem was truly a good thought on consecration the meeting was closed with payer by mrs webb the birthday song was sung for five members a pleasant half hour was enjoyed ov er a cup of tea weddiirc of- district interest elder r j farthing officiated at the marriage of ruth isabel tay lor only daughter of mrand mrs harvey taylor of east garafraxa aticl hermsh klooster son of mr and mrs clarence klooster of os- praige c baskets of flowers decorated the latter day saints church guelph for the doublering ceremony the wedding music was played by miss lorna taylor of grand valley and mrs muriel firth of georgetown sang the bride given in marriage by her father wore a floor length wedding gown of nylon tulle ever taffeta with chantllly lace bodice descending into a train the bolero jacket was buttoned in front from neck to waistline her queens crown was highlighted with se quins which held the fingertip veil of tulle illusion she carried a cascade of sweetheart red roses tied with red satin ribbon and white satin streamers fell from the cas cade the matron of honor sister of the groom miss tim klooster was gowned in pink brocaded chantllly tulle over taffeta the bolero jacket was of brocade chantllly lace and she wore f mgerless gloves of net to match her headdress was of nylon pleated tulle trimmed with se quins she carried a nosegay of yellow chrysanthemums the bridesmaid miss jean par ker cousin of the bride wore a pretty gown of nylon embroidered lace and taffeta in rule green shade fashioned strapless with bolero to match her gloves and halo of pleated lace were of matching shade she carried a nosegay of yel low chrysanthemums the junior bridesmaid miss bon nie loggan cousin of the bride wore a gown of yellow nylon net over taffeta with lily point sleeves and fingerless gloves her halo was of pleated nylon she carried a nosegay of pink snapdragons the little flower girl niece of the groom wore a dress of pale blue satin and white gloves and carried a bouquet of rink snapdragons the best man was ivan penfold ushers were kenneth haws and henry klooster following the ceremony the brides mother received the guests wearing a navy blue printed crepe satin dress with white accessories and a corsage of pvnk carnations the grooms mother received in a black brocaded lace over crepe silk dress with watching accessories and a corsage of pink carnations over 90 guests from grand val ley alton erin hillsburgh bram pton georgetown ospringe rock- wood drayton glen williams bel- wood and hyeston b c partook of the delicious wedding dinner the caterers being the women of the latter day saint church the bride chose for travelling a blue and white dress pink shortie white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations after a short honeymoon mr and mrs herman klooster will reside at academy road georgetown lph shirley fry the acton free press acton ontario thursday june 28th 19wc robert cannons married friday pink and white gladioli decorated st albans anglican church for the double ring ceremony which united in marriage shirley georg- etta fryer of acton and robert benjamin cannons of brampton the rector hevjeyanjh jones of ficiated at the seven oclock mar riage on friday june 23 the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs george fryer of acton and the groom is the son of mr and mrs harry cannons of bramp ton wedding music was played by mrs frank oakes miss yvonne brunelle sang o perfect love dur ing the service the bride who was given in marriage by her father wore a waltz length gown of blue nylon with an accordion pleated skirt tiny flowers were inserted in the pleated bodice a blue tulle hat and veil with white accessories comp leted her ensemble she wore a corsage of pink roses mrs irene mcleod of scarbor ough a sister of the bride was her matron of honor she wore a gown of blue nylon with velvet appliques with white accessories and a corsage of red roses groomsman was dean reid of brampton ushering the guests were harry cannons jr of bramp ton and gordon lawson of acton the legion hall decorated with candelabra and baskets of pink peonies was the setting for the re ception which followed about 100 guests were present from detroit windsor toronto guelph scar borough hamilton niagara bram pton and acton the brides mother chose for the occasion a dress of blue printed magic crepe with white ac les her corsage was of red car nations for her sons marriage mrs cannons wore a spring lilac crepe dress with matching accessor ies and a green slipper orchid cor sage the couple left on a short trip to i northern ontario they are making their home in acton present hymnaries at choir gathering mr and mrs james dills enter tained the acton united church choir to a wiener roast at their home in milton last friday evening ken allen called the gathering to attention and jean mclean present ed betty and frank bean with a hymnary each in appreciation of their work in the choir rae west thankfidlmr and sirs duls for the use of their home people buy the free press to read nnfi ririih trw pyfss tft ifllgi jocs ralph waldo emerson nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm missjoycertambetf showered by friends friday evening a large group of neighbors friends and relatives gathered at the home of mrs johnnie krapek brock ave to ex tend best wishes to joyce lambert who had grown up in that neigh borhood theevenmg was spent in cards and contests the bridetobe seated in a dec orated chair was showered with gifts from those present and some who were unable to attend she was assisted by her sister miss marie lambert and cousin miss claire lambert in opening the gifts miss lambert thanked every one for the surprise given her and for the good wishes which accom panied the gifts lunch was served by the hostess assisted by neighbors mrs w den ny mrs m holmes mrs kennedy and miss somerville and her moth er mrs f anderson diocesan convention held in owen sound mrs ed heffernan president of the catholic womens league ac ton attended the 36th annual dio cesan convention in owen sound june 23 and 24 at the banquet on saturday ev ening held in the legion hall rev c l siegfried cr recter of st jeromes college kitchener spoke on the theme of the convent ion the place of discipline in home training his excellency the most rev joseph f ryan bishop of hamilton thanked the officers and members of the league for their work throughout the diocese and made special mention of the wonderful work done by miss st jean of georgetown on behalf of homeless boys t sunday in st marys as sumption church his excellency offered mass all the delegates re ceived holy communion after which they enjoyed breakfast in the legion hall 118 delegates and visitors tended the convention at- iodme stains can be removed by rubbing with kerosene and naptha soap let stand for 20 minutes then wash with more naptha soap it is well to remember that the longer you leave a stain in the harder it is to remove acton welding and repair expert welding at reasonable rates des orourke rr 4 acton mike coxe plumbing heating eavestroughing pipe fixtures fittings of all kinds hatty pressure systems water soreness american kitchen unit dealer phone 25 acton free estimates can you qualify a careful driver never passes on hills and curves if you can qualify aa a suta farm careful driver you may be able to save money with state farm auto insurance careful drivers lower insurance costs and the sav- ings are passed on a i to you find out if i you can qualify as a state farm careful driver ii sap 10 kmw imi state farm aptl w h denny 39 brock st phone 455 acton frank carney sons plumbing hardware prfone 135- floating electric rockwood monster bingo 1 000 jackpot game 1425 in prizes lucky draw for clothes dryer georgetown arena friday june 29 olspm sponsored by georgetown lions club 100 admission includes free card and draw a cows best friend any selfrespecting cow likes to know that the previous food product she supplies is handled with greatest care so it ill reach her customers fresh and pure from the dairy fslrm to your doorstep aluminum is aiding the hygienic handling and pro cessing of dairy products milt pail cans and c hums lank p trucks and dairy equipment hoods for milk txhtles and foil for butter and cheese all are of aluminum this modern metals smooth surface prevents contamination is easily kept shinyclean and it does not pick up foreign flavors or odors as one european author ity has said aluminum and milk are made for each other aluminum companyof canada ltkmalcan industrial health plan instigated by dr duff wilson kitchener health officials have been hailing- as a success the indus trial health services project design ed to determine whether small manufacturing firms can maintain and benefit by setting up their own health centres for employees the project has been carried on for over two years the plan originated as the result of a proposal of dr g e duff wil son medical officer of health for kitchener that a fulltime nurse be hired to provide industrial nursing services to a group cf small firms there dr wilson was born in acton the son of the late rev j c wilson and mrs wilson his father was the minister of knox presbyterian church 50 years ago his plan was discovered to have cut absenteeism and built morale as well as imptoved general health in the participating plants holiday midnight dance monday july 2 tc05 am stanley park erin harvey smiths 11 piece orchestra dancing every friday night admission 100 upwejlls ltd want ad 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